Cultivating the Artistic Development
of people of Black and Brown descent.
Our Mission is to build global connections by bringing together Black and Brown artists from diverse backgrounds to engage in their creative process, while building lasting relationships rooted in co-mentorship. An integral aspect of the Indigo vision is providing Maine-based artists of African descent access to a broader range of practicing artists of color worldwide.
Here to amplify — not silence. Through strength, resilience and community, we will survive the storm.
We are living through a time when the stories, archives, and institutions that hold the histories of Black and Brown communities are under direct threat—from executive orders that seek to limit cultural expression, to the defunding and shuttering of museums and archives, to active efforts to rewrite or erase historical truths. These are not abstract threats—they are daily realities with generational consequences.
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Featured Video
Deconstructing the Boundaries: The Land Fights Back
Building on conversations that began last year during Deconstructing the Boundaries: A Future of Land & Food Resilience, this edition deepens the organizations’ focus on the spiritual, traditional, and cultural relationships held between BIPOC communities and the land by highlighting the work of Indigo Arts Alliance artists-in-residence Shane Perley-Dutcher and Anna Tsouhlarakis.